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Varicocele stage 1
Count 2miln.motality 40% I have varicocele stage 1. I used oligo and fertily M tablets. 1 month later motality was60%.
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Hi, Varicocoele by itself does not need treatment unless it is proven to be the cause of low sperm count and male infertility. It usually never causes severe pain, so please do not consider surgery for varicocoele for pain relief alone. You can get a sperm count by a proper semen analysis done (after 3-4 days of abstinence) from masturbation at a good lab which specializes in infertility work. If the quality of sperm is poor, you may need to get a more detailed evaluation...Consult nearest surgeon they will do the needful.
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Dr. Vijay Kumar Kamat
Ayurveda
22 yrs exp
Belgaum
Hello,
Many Varicocele sufferers do experience discomfort or mild pain on one side or both. Varicoceles do cause low sperm count,leading to infertility.
Lifestyle changes, yoga, Ayurvedic herbs, homeopathic sarcodes to correct the veins and other remedies are found to be quite effective compared to invasive surgical techniques.
Please feel to contact me for further assistance.
Best wishes,
Dr Vijaykumar Kamat
Medical Director Biogetica
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Dr. Venkat Raghav
General Physician
7 yrs exp
Bangalore
Hello....A varicocele is an enlargement of the veins within the scrotum. Infertility is a common complication of a varicocele.Most varicoceles develop over time. Fortunately, many varicoceles don't need treatment. If a varicocele causes symptoms like pain and severe enlargement, it often can be repaired surgically.
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